I recently played a game called IDARBs on Xbone that was faaaantastic.
It's the most fun I've had playing a videogame in a long long time.
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I recently played a game called IDARBs on Xbone that was faaaantastic.
It's the most fun I've had playing a videogame in a long long time.
Is that by the Tiny Tower people? Same looking characters. I think I saw some version of this at Day of the Devs last year, whole thing looks like burnt ass.
Castle Wolfenstein: A New Order (PC) - I was playing this on my Core2Quad rig in the living room, up until I got to a level that just brought the Q9650 to its knees. I've restarted playing the game on my i5-2500k rig in my office. This game is one if the best single player FPS games I've played in a long time. It's awesome!
Vanquish (PS3) - I started playing the game this week. It's a pretty amazing looking game, considering the hardware that it's on.
Crysis 2 (PC) - I recently finished playing the game on my PC in the living room. I decided to start over on my main gaming rig in my office. The game still looks pretty good, considering that it didn't take full advantage of the PC hardware of the time.
I'm not reading the words "Fantasy Zone" nearly enough times here.
I was never a big fan of Fantasy Zone. It was a pretty average shooter to me.
Looks similar so it could be. The game was a blast though.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
http://www.the-nextlevel.com/tnl/att...0&d=1424150613Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
I find TNL's spooging over a 3D port of a 29 year old game a bit odd, too. It's a classic for sure and the port adds some neat stuff, but I've played it to death across several systems and there's more interesting shit going on this month.
The tears of Opa Opa...
TG16 port 4 lyfe